Betrayed, Abandoned, Forgotten
To subsist in Economic Human
Bondage, I live for the return of
Democracy, Freedom, and Truth
“Let Freedom Ring: Thoughts on the Political Betrayal of America and the Peoples’ Coming Apocalypse” by M.G. Montpelier is a politically oriented book and is positioned in the realm of political commentary, exploring ideas about American governance, perceived betrayal by political leadership, and broader concerns about societal instability and future crises. Proudly published by Citi of Books, this is now available on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and other major retail platforms.
M.G. Montpelier is an Eagle Scout, teacher, and genealogist. He is a graduate of Paul Smith’s College and the State University of New York, world traveler, and author on the greed and corruption of the Conservative “Profit over People” authoritarian “Survival of the Fittest” politics of want, desperation, and despair.
Some books whisper. Others speak calmly. This one raises its voice because it believes the moment demands it. This piece is a collection of essays and poems that reflect on America’s political, economic, and moral direction, asking difficult questions about democracy, power, inequality, and the future of freedom. The work blends historical reflection with urgent commentary, creating a reading experience that feels both reflective and deeply personal.
The poems woven throughout the text deepen this message by giving emotional voice to struggle and uncertainty. They portray communities facing poverty, despair, and disconnection while still holding on to the possibility of renewal. This mix of political commentary and poetic reflection creates a rhythm that moves between analysis and feeling, encouraging readers to think and to care at the same time.
What makes this book stand out in the political and philosophical genre is its emotional intensity. It does not simply analyze events from a distance. Instead, it speaks from the perspective of ordinary people struggling with uncertainty, loss, and hope, presenting the story of democracy as something lived, not just debated. The result is a narrative that feels immediate, raw, and meant to awaken conversation.
Ultimately, the book calls readers to responsibility. It frames civic participation, truth-seeking, and moral courage as necessary steps toward preserving democratic life. Rather than offering simple solutions, it invites reflection on what freedom truly means and what it costs to protect it.
If you are drawn to books that challenge how you see democracy, history, and civic responsibility, this book offers a bold and thought-provoking journey. M.G. Montpelier invites readers not just to observe the future of freedom, but to help shape it.
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